To what degree does sample size impact computer-scoring success?
It is difficult to ascertain to what degree the sample obtained through snowballing methods is representative of the FSW population in Mombasa.
However, to what degree these samples still 'pertain to' the person, or whether the sample donors retain 'interests in' the cell lines, is not currently clear and needs further discussion and investigation [ 9].
With respect to surveillance, a key question was to what degree a sampling strategy should reflect activity of Culicoides on a host.
However, even if the health trust in question serves both local and regional functions, it is still a one-site study and we do not know to what degree the samples represent users in Norwegian hospitals in general.
As previously mentioned, it is rarely clear to what degree a particular sample may be restricted, in relation to the reference, because people tend to be self-sorting in the jobs they seek rather than belonging to a random applicant pool.
While the phenomenon itself is fascinating, it is unclear given our small sample size to what degree isolated networks exist in the population, and to what degree they drive or inhibit the spread of infection through a population.
A weakness of the study is that students from urban settings were not included, and it is difficult to anticipate to what degree the results from this convenience sampling of schools may be generalised.
However, it is not known to what degree these inferences may be biased by sampling mosquitoes only inside human dwellings, especially given that species distributions were modelled using presence-only data [ 76].
In order to answer the question to what degree such differences affect the comparability of the samples, we need information regarding how much age and schooling account for individual differences in student achievement.
